Which of the following statements is true of Judaism in Israel?

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In Israel, only the Orthodox movement is legally recognized as a branch of Judaism, while non-Orthodox movements such as Reconstructionist, Reform, and Conservative are not recognized. This has led to debates and tensions regarding religious practices and access to funding for non-Orthodox institutions. Option A is incorrect because Judaism is a dynamic religion that has evolved in various parts of the world. Option B is incorrect as Orthodox Jews are allowed to serve on religious councils in Israel. Option D is incorrect because only Orthodox rabbis are officially authorized to perform marriages and conversions in Israel. In Israel, only the Orthodox movement is legally recognized as a branch of Judaism, which means that their religious practices and interpretations are given precedence over other movements. This has caused tension between the Orthodox and Non-Orthodox Jewish communities in Israel. The other options provided in the question are not true.

Which of the Following Statements Is True of Judaism in Israel